VMware says NSX, its horse in the software-defined networking race, is starting to see serious traction, with more than 100 customers using it in production environments, and 700 paying customers ...
VMware unleashed its vision for the future of networking by launching the Virtual Cloud Network at Dell Technologies World on Tuesday, which includes several enhanced and integrated solutions based ...
VMware has pumped out a key version of its core networking software with over 100 new features and added security and application-management support all designed to help customers build and run large ...
VMware Inc. is continuing to hedge its bets on the rise of software-defined networking with the release of two new versions of its NSX virtual networking software. The company on Thursday announced ...
VMware has for years touted NSX as integral to all of its offerings — almost since it launched the network virtualization technology after acquiring Nicira for $1.26 billion in 2012. It seems NSX’s ...
VMware's NSX-T 2.4 includes network-configuration automation, management and security among 100 new features to better support corporate hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Looking to ease ...
When VMware NSX first entered the mainstream of datacentre networking, it quickly earned a reputation for being dauntingly complex. Many organisations, particularly small and medium-sized businesses, ...
VMWare NSX looks set to be its next growth engine. We assess the potential and the impact along with competitive threats both known and unknown. VMware might soon have to change its name: not by ...
VMware's NSX hypervisor provides a platform to manage virtualized network deployments. Learn more about the network virtualization platform in this resource guide. Image: VMware VMware in 2012 made a ...
VMware’s big splash in software-defined networking with its NSX network hypervisor comes with partnerships already in place to flesh out its virtual networks. On Monday, as VMware formally announced ...
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